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His campaign manager is particularly unhappy with the length of time given candidates to address issues.
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Rubio is now the most important figure in the GOP race, even as he trails Trump and Carson in the polls.
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With much of the political world tuned into CNBC for the first Republican presidential debate, MSNBC’s Hardball host Chris Matthews ran wild on Wednesday and fessed up to the fact that Hillary Clinton has “got allies in the media” and not “some evil forces” out to attack Clinton as some liberals believe.
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MRC president Brent Bozell issued a statement Wednesday night criticizing the overall tilt and tone of the CNBC Republican debate in Boulder: "The CNBC debate will go down in history as an encyclopedic example of liberal media bias on stage. The audience roared its disdain for these so-called 'journalists,' and all of America heard it."
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Although Sen. Bernie Sanders says that America needs a "grassroots political revolution," he is actually a reformer, not a revolutionary.
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The socialist senator takes on the ride-sharing company.
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Howard Kurtz slammed CNBC's GOP debate as "an absolute trainwreck for CNBC" and "a disaster for all of us in the news business"
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Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) told reporters that it is time to unify the Republican Party and that the "party has lost its vision."
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Florida Sen. Marco Rubio had an impressive showing at Wednesday night's third GOP presidential debate. Rubio defended his Senate attendance record after an attack from his former mentor and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush. He also took aim at Hillary Clinton, saying the former secretary of state lied about Benghazi to try to help President Obama's re-election campaign. Rubio joins "CBS This Morning" from Colorado to discuss his performance and the state of the race.
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Universities will ban feminists, Right-wing politicians and other controversial speakers to appear fair on Muslims, ex-business secretary Vince Cable has warned.
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Senator Tom Coburn and Mark Levin discuss the impending debt crisis and what we can to do stop it.
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Federal law requires that “Department of State employees with original or derivative classification authority for national security information must complete training on proper classification marking” (Washington, DC) – Judicial Wat
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Under Barack Obama the Middle Class in America has been under constant assault. The Obama record– More pain, More poverty, ...
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Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis., was elected as the 62nd House speaker Thursday.
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"It's the worst piece of legislation I've seen since I've been in Congress," said Paul.
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CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: I think the headline for me is the one for you. This is the most appalling performance by the moderators that I can remember seeing in a debate. They were overreaching, they were getting in the way. They were in the end obnoxious and I think what they did is they were able to set themselves up as the foils for the Republicans. So I think it actually strengthened the field and made them look better...
I don't think this is a corporate decision. I think the panelists were all flaming liberals. I don't know who it was who said none of you is going to be a voter in the Republican primary. And it showed. I mean this is just a bias. And also the lack of self-restraint, the arrogance, interrupting and it was also disorganized, it was not well done. But I thought Rubio was on the defensive and this is why he did so well... He knew he was going to be hit with that editorial and it came from Bush, who obviously had prepared it.
And I think Rubio came off that very strongly. He got the first applause from the audience as a result of that. And Christie I also thought was a guy who pivoted. The best question was unexpected, it was an obvious one, about fantasy football. It went to Bush. And he just showed he's a good man, he was a good governor but he ain't nimble. And he just fumbled around on the fantasy thing, 'well, it ought to be regulated but then again I don't think the feds ought to regulate it.' And Christie then came in and said, 'Wait a minute. We're talking about we've got all these troubles and ISIS, and the debt. That I thought, and what he did there, he came off attacking the big government idea. The second nemesis of conservatives is big media. And that is where Rubio scored and that is why I think he got the strongest response.
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FacebookTwitterGoogleEmailFrank Luntz says he’s never seen a line score as high as the answer Ted Cruz gave when he called out the CNBC moderators for their liberal bias. Not only did it scor…
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In what had to rank as the worst presidential debate in modern history, CNBC anchors berated, cut off, and skewed the words of Republican candidates over the course of two hours on Wednesday night. In spite of – and in the case of Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz, and Chris Christie, among others, because of – that horrifically biased moderation, Republicans emerged looking better for wear. They needed to show they had elbows, and many of them did. Without further ado, here are the debate grades.
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(Also see: A new record ‘Pause’ length: Satellite Data: No global warming for 18 years 8 months! ) The head of a congressional committee on science has issued subpoenas to the Obama administration ...
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Germany's political stability and economic sway have until recently earned Chancellor Angela Merkel unprecedented global influence and power.
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"Debates in Turmoil" would have been an appropriate summary for tonight's free-for-all CNBC-sponsored screamfest in Boulder, Colorado. Argumentative moderators, mis-stated facts, time complaints, and general whining was everywhere but Trump still managed to come out the other side of this gauntlet unscathed. One major highlight included Santelli and Paul pushing 'Audit The Fed', calls for gold-backed currency,and exclaimed that The Fed "has been a great problem" in US society. However, what was odd was the apparent slights to Trump and Carson (questioned less directly) which resulted in an aberrantly low 'talking time' for the leading candidates; as Politico noted, the repeated bursts of anger and anarchy were prompted, in part, by questions from the moderators that veered, at times, beyond sharp into contentiousness.
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Rep. Paul Ryan Nominated GOP House Speaker Candidate, But Fails To Reach 218-Vote Threshold For Floor Vote
